Clunky automatic shift linkage
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Clunky automatic shift linkage
My alias is BibaResto. Except for the rear spoiler - which I was aware of 'the problem' - when I got my SRT6 is the need to deal with the clunky shift mechanism. No, I don't want paddle shifting but sure would like to have the shifter move more smoothly without making any noise. I understand the necessity of adding the dog legs, but why such an analogue solution? I've rented pick-ups for the day and don't remember them being as noisy.
I thought the 2003 SLK320 was fairly sophisticated and would think their owners would have been equally turned-off to the clunky shift mechanism.
I thought the 2003 SLK320 was fairly sophisticated and would think their owners would have been equally turned-off to the clunky shift mechanism.
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Re: Clunky automatic shift linkage
My alias is BibaResto. Except for the rear spoiler - which I was aware of 'the problem' - when I got my SRT6 is the need to deal with the clunky shift mechanism. No, I don't want paddle shifting but sure would like to have the shifter move more smoothly without making any noise. I understand the necessity of adding the dog legs, but why such an analogue solution? I've rented pick-ups for the day and don't remember them being as noisy.
I thought the 2003 SLK320 was fairly sophisticated and would think their owners would have been equally turned-off to the clunky shift mechanism.
I thought the 2003 SLK320 was fairly sophisticated and would think their owners would have been equally turned-off to the clunky shift mechanism.
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Do not answer this as I have caught up with the previous post of yours.
I was in the same position once, how it was solved I have no idea.
I would try to sign in using my username, and click on forgot password and then change it.
Last edited by onehundred80; 12-27-2016 at 03:29 PM.